Melting Point: Afgangskatalog 2014, Kunstakademiets Designskole, Bornholm

Melting point graduation exhibition 2014

Melting point graduation exhibition 2014

Melting point preface

graduation afgang financed by Kunstakademiets Designskole, Bornholm Stenbrudsvej 43 DK-3730 Nexø T: +45 41 70 19 70 bornholm@kadk.dk www.dkds.dk/bornholm

15. Juni Fonden Augustinus Fonden Aage og Johanne Louis-Hansen Fond Dansk Tennis Fond Otto Bruuns Fond ToYoTa-Fonden Nordea-fonden Sparekassen Bornholms Fond

S C H OOL O F d e s i g n , b o r n h o l m ceramics & glass

Thinking through material, challenging and experimenting with its potentials and inherent properties, characterizes the work of this year’s glass and ceramics graduates from the Royal Danish Academy, School of Design Bornholm.

Melting Point is the title of the exhibition, which refers to the common factor when in the process of working with glass and ceramics. The students have thorough understanding of materials and craft, but also keep an open mind toward the material’s sensuality as an underlying tool to make an artistic idea come to life.

At tænke gennem materialet, at udfordre og eksperimentere med dets potentiale og egenskaber, er det der kendetegner dette års glas og keramik afgangsstuderende fra Kunstakademiets Designskole Bornholm.

Udstillingstitlen Melting Point, der henviser til smeltepunktet som fællesnævneren for forarbejdning af glas og keramik, vidner om habilt kendskab til materiale og håndværk, men også en særlig åbenhed over for materialernes sanselighed som grundlæggende redskab for at føre en kunstnerisk ide ud i livet.

The world of arts and craft is constantly undergoing change.

It is working its way between the realm of design and art, in addition to taking advantage of the concepts from sculptural work. Design and art has its point of departure in materials and craft, experimenting, storytelling and creating form in three dimension.

Begrebet kunsthåndværk forandres hele tiden. Det bevæger sig i et spændfelt mellem design og kunst, og benytter sig af skulpturelle begreber. Fællesnævneren er udgangspunktet i materiale og håndværk, fokus på eksperimentet, fortællingen og det at skabe form.

The students use their field of work, in glass and ceramics, to ask questions, challenge tradition and to tell stories through materials and form. Works of art with different focuses are identified in the same category. Serial functional works of crafts, an installation created for a specific environment, or independent works of art and objects that have a reference to a function, or no functional reference at all.

The graduate projects portray the diversity in the field of arts and craft very well. What ties them all together, is the choice of materials, aesthetic and artistic awareness and the ability to create form.

De studerende anvender deres fag til at stille spørgsmål, udfordre traditionen og begreberne, og fortælle en historie gennem materiale og form. Værker med forskellig fokus identificeres i samme kategori. Det serielle kunsthåndværk med en defineret brugsfunktion, en installation fremstillet til specifikke omgivelser, eller unika og objekter der blot har referencen, eller slet ingen brugsreference overhovedet.

Afgangsprojekterne vidner netop om kunsthåndværkets forskelligartethed og diversitet. Det der binder dem sammen er valget af materialer, æstetisk og kunstnerisk bevidsthed og det at kunne skabe form.

S u s a n n e J ø k e r J o h n s e n curator & project leader european ceramic context 2014

Melting point graduation exhibition 2014

Melting point the graduates 2014

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the graduates

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Erling Rolandsen Elisabeth Bondo Martin Maja Malene Bergenholz Johanne Jahncke Maja Frendrup Kristine Spore Kreutzmann Ea Staxen Madsen Kanami Takeda Trine Lyngsholm Eirin Bjørsland Hansen Liv Trudsø Mette Marie Lyng Nina Casson McGarva Bjørn Friborg Anna Bystrup Jensen Antonin Raphaël Funes Anne Lykke Katja de Neergaard Herand Morten Palmhøj Nielsen Trine Rytter Amalie Foldager Christensen

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Melting point graduation exhibition 2014

Melting point look in-between the numbers

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Erling Rolandsen Look in- b etween the Nu m b ers

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M ATERIAL S glass

Melting point look in-between the numbers

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project statement

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Look in -between the Nu mber s

Erling Rolandsen

From the very beginning when I discovered glass as a material, its ability to let things happen in the interior made me start working with glass.

This ability I salute in this project.

erlingland@gmail.com www.erlingland.com

M EA S URE M ENT S w: 13 cm x h: 27 cm

C OUNTR Y O F ORIGIN norway

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Melting point naturally

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Elisabeth Bondo Martin Na tu ra l l y

C OUNTR Y O F ORIGIN denmark

M ATERIAL S black & white stoneware with glaze

Melting point naturally

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project statement

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Natu rally

Elisabeth Bondo Martin r2-d2saves_u@hotmail.com www.facebook.com/ebmartin1 T: +45 42 40 62 28

M EA S URE M ENT S w: 60 cm x h: 60 cm x l: 40 cm

Where is the nature? What is the nature?We have begun to spend a lot more time and energy on ways to avoid spoiling and destroying nature.

But is nature by definition only the untouched landscapes where all the green and blue is seen or are big cities in reality also part of nature? We no longer see ourselves as natural beings because we destroy and misuse. But aren’t these just natural actions of the human being?

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Melting point beauty of decay

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Maja Malene Bergenholz B ea u ty o f D eca y

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M ATERIAL S stoneware, luster & glaze

Melting point beauty of decay

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project statement

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Beau ty of Decay

Maja Bergenholz

Ceramic surfaces express the beauty of decay – aesthetically and contemporary. The field of tension between what once existed and what it has become adds to creating the mood of a room.

www.bergenholz.com maja@bergenholz.com

M EA S URE M ENT S variable sizes

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Melting point imaginary evolution. theatre of the real world

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Johanne Jahncke Ima g i na ry E vo l u ti o n Theatr e o f the R ea l W o rl d

C OUNTR Y O F ORIGIN denmark

M ATERIAL S glass, metals & minerals

Melting point imaginary evolution. theatre of the real world

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project statement

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Im agin ary E volu tion .

Theatre of the Real World

Through this project I attempt to portray development: Development as an evolutionary process in the natural sciences. Development as an inner process reflecting the transformation I myself have gone through.

Johanne Jahncke

www.johannejahncke.dk johannejahncke@gmail.com T: +45 51 23 16 40

M EA S URE M ENT S variable sizes

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Melting point ceramic details

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Maja Frendrup C era m i c D eta i l s

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M ATERIAL S stoneware fired in gas kiln

Melting point ceramic details

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project statement

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Ceram ic Details

Maja Frendrup majafrendrup@gmail.com T: +45 30 24 62 57

M EA S URE M ENT S h: 20 cm – 35 cm

The ceramic surface communicates a story to the viewer using contrast, depth, structure and tactility.

Unexpected details in the surface catch our attention and make us want to experience the surface closer.

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Melting point translucent

Kristine Spore Kreutzmann

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Tra ns l u c ent

C OUNTR Y O F ORIGIN greenland

M ATERIAL S porcelain & glaze

Melting point translucent

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project statement

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Tran slu cen t

Kristine Spore Kreutzmann

kristinegrl@outlook.com www.kristineskreutzmann.com

M EA S URE M ENT S h: 15 cm

A mystery caught in a translucent porcelain vessel.

The white porcelain contrasting the dark red ox-blood glaze.

Translucency revealed by the glazed layer and the unglazed porcelain.

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Melting point manifold

Ea Staxen Madsen

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M a ni fo l d

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M ATERIAL S glass & sand

Melting point manifold

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project statement M an ifold

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Ea Staxen Madsen

In my work, glass is my inspiration and incentive.

Through a curious and experimenting approach to glass, I have created a work challenging as well as enhancing the nature and expression of glass.

ea@staxenmadsen.dk

M EA S URE M ENT S w: 30 cm x h: 20 cm x l: 15 cm

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Melting point bathing ceremony

Kanami Takeda

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B athi ng Cerem o ny

C OUNTR Y O F ORIGIN japan

M ATERIAL S various types of clay & glaze

Melting point bathing ceremony

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project statement Bathin g Cerem on y

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Kanami Takeda

cargocollective.com/kanamitakeda/ kanamitakedaceramic@gmail.com

everyone should be spoiled in the bathroom leave your responsibilities with your clothes wash away your stress with water forget about the real world be yourself “Bathing Ceremony� is a series of functional pieces that displays a new concept of bathing.

These pieces use unique aspects of the clay which appeal to your senses and lead you towards a poetic bathing experience.

M EA S URE M ENT S variable sizes

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Melting point the taste of ceramics

Trine Lyngsholm

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The Ta s te o f Cera m i c s

C OUNTR Y O F ORIGIN denmark

M ATERIAL S ceramics & food

Melting point the taste of ceramics

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project statement The Taste of Ceram ics

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Trine Lyngsholm

mail@trinelyngsholm.dk www.trinelyngsholm.dk

The Taste of Ceramics’ is an explorative project where the experience of the food textures combined with the tactility of the ceramics is the underlying basis to create a different and intensified sensuous experience.

Maden er udviklet i samarbejde med Madkunstner Augusta Sørensen.

M EA S URE M ENT S variable sizes

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Melting point sort sol

Eirin Bjørsland Hansen

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S o rt S o l

C OUNTR Y O F ORIGIN norway

M ATERIAL S glass, metal & mirrorizing

Melting point sort sol

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Sort Sol

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Eirin Bjørsland Hansen

www.eirinbhansen.com eirinbhansen@gmail.com T: +47 99 57 88 70

M EA S URE M ENT S w: 120 cm x h: 160cm x l: 170 cm

Drawing inspiration from the natural phenomenon of starling murmuration, my work deals with the human relation to scale.

Repetition and mirroring creates an interaction between the spectator, the sculpture, and the surroundings.

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Melting point perception of balance

Liv Trudsø

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Perc ep ti o n o f Ba l a nc e

C OUNTR Y O F ORIGIN denmark

M ATERIAL S porcelain & inlaid clay

Melting point perception of balance

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project statement

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perception of balan ce

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Liv Trudsø

livpiv1@gmail.com T: +45 41 28 15 58

M EA S URE M ENT S w: 10 cm x h: 19 cm x l: 6,5 cm

Playing with form and pattern which may challenge the spectator’s perception of balance and imbalance, of symmetri and asymmetri.

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Melting point relations

Mette Marie Lyng

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R el a ti o ns

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M ATERIAL S porcelain, glass, wood & leather

Melting point relations

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Relation s

Mette Marie Lyng

lyngpet@gmail.com memamemamema.tumblr.com

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“Relations� is a series of light-objects, where the design reflects a relation that is experimental, playful and immediate. A symbiotic relationship where both parties are mutually dependent and the balance always is bordering right on imbalance.

M EA S URE M ENT S variable sizes

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Melting point my natural abstraction

Nina Casson McGarva 55

My na tu ra l Ab s tra cti o n

C OUNTR Y O F ORIGIN france & uk

M ATERIAL S glass, kiln casted & shaped hot

Melting point my natural abstraction

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project statement

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M y n atu ral Abstraction

Nina Casson McGarva

ninacassonmcgarva@gmail.com ninacassonmcgarva.wix.com/nina-casson-mcgarva

M EA S URE M ENT S w: 50 cm x h: 60 cm x l: 50 cm

I use a detail found in nature as inspirational base for an abstraction of my own, which I then build into a complex sculpture.

Contrasts in translucency and texture enrich the natural glass qualities.

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Melting point struggling with an imitation of the force of nature

Bjørn Friborg 59

S tru ggl ing w i th a n Im i ta ti o n o f the F o rc e o f Na tu re

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M ATERIAL S clay

Melting point struggling with an imitation of the force of nature

Melting point graduation exhibition 2014

project statement

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Stru gglin g with an Im itati on of the F orce of Natu re

Bjørn Friborg

bjorn@friborg.org M: +45 21 33 23 34 T: +46 76 23 456 25

M EA S URE M ENT S variable sizes

Struggling within a process, no logic. Without choice in a paradox, there is nothing. Natures materials in a man-made environment, a work of art frozen in this time and culture.

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Melting point simple complexity

Anna Bystrup Jensen 63

S imp l e c o m p l exi ty

C OUNTR Y O F ORIGIN denmark

M ATERIAL S clay

Melting point simple complexity

Melting point graduation exhibition 2014

project statement

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Sim ple com plexity

With a focus on craft, technique and form I have created a series of vessels with individual personalities. The vessels and their separate parts are thrown on the potter’s wheel and then assembled.

Anna Bystrup Jensen

annabystrup@gmail.com T: +45 60 45 74 85

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MEASUREMENTS variable sizes between 40 cm – 70 cm

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Melting point construction

Antonin RaphaĂŤl Funes 67

Co ns tru c ti o n

C OUNTR Y O F ORIGIN france

M ATERIAL S glass

Melting point construction

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project statement

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Con stru ction

Antonin RaphaĂŤl Funes

antoninfunes@hotmail.fr

My work is based on a construction technique that allows me to build forms from cut fragments of flat glass. These are then fused together, picked up and finished in the hot shop, to obtain the final version of the object.

My inspiration comes from the glass material itself. The history, the characteristics and the aesthetic values of glass, are elements I choose to put forward into my work.

M EA S URE M ENT S w: 10 cm x h: 40 cm x l: 10 cm

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Melting point graduation exhibition 2014

Melting point a magical machinery

Anne Lykke 71

A ma g i ca l M a c hi nery

C OUNTR Y O F ORIGIN denmark

M ATERIAL S clay, metal, glass & wire

Melting point a magical machinery

Melting point graduation exhibition 2014

project statement

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A m agical M achin ery

Anne Lykke

artist@annelykkeceramics.com www.annelykkeceramics.com T: +45 31 23 55 25 I work within the realms of fantasy, visionary and surreal art.

In my work, I strive to open a window to these realms for the spectator, providing impressions that stimulates the observer’s own senses and imaginative fantasy. ”A Magical Machinery” is a narrative of my exploration of ”The Land where spirit and matter meet”.

They reflect my findings and discoveries in this universe.

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M EA S URE M ENT S w: 40 cm x h: 60 cm

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Melting point ceramic illusions

Katja de Neergaard Herand Cera m i c Il l u s i o ns

C OUNTR Y O F ORIGIN denmark

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M ATERIAL S porcelain & glaze

Melting point ceramic illusions

Melting point graduation exhibition 2014

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Ceram ic Illu sion s

Katja de Neergaard Herand

katdenher@gmail.com ”I will lead you into a universe, which I will offer you the opportunity to look into. What will happen when you take the time to look? It’s about standing at the right place” – A ceramic object, where the viewers have to create the full image on their own.

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M EA S URE M ENT S w: 40 cm x h: 40 cm

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Melting point the little inventor

Morten Palmhøj Nielsen The l i ttl e Invento r 79

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M ATERIAL S glass & wood

Melting point the little inventor

Melting point graduation exhibition 2014

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The little In ven tor

Morten Palmhøj Nielsen

chinzz@hotmail.com T: +45 29 90 77 38

My project is a mix of my own personality and manga.

The expression is inspired by manga, and the mood, I went for, describes me well, as a person. So it’s a picture of the inside of my head, with a cartoony twist.

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M EA S URE M ENT S w: 55 cm x h: 55 cm

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Melting point graduation exhibition 2014

Melting point fold

Trine Rytter Fold

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M ATERIAL S porcelain

Melting point fold

Melting point graduation exhibition 2014

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F old

Trine Rytter

trinerytterceramics@gmail.com​ www.trinerytter.dk​ www.facebook.dk/trceramic T: +45 40 94 94 00

In my design I have developed a technique, where I use sharp paper folds which I have transferred into a functional coffee and tea set in porcelain. The set consists of; coffee pots, teapots, milk jugs, sugar bowls, mugs and cups. All parts can be combined as you wish.

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M EA S URE M ENT S variable sizes

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Melting point iron

Amalie Foldager Christensen Iro n

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C OUNTR Y O F ORIGIN denmark

M ATERIAL S iron glazes on light stoneware

Melting point iron

Melting point graduation exhibition 2014

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Iron

Amalie Foldager Christensen

amaliefoldager@gmail.com Iron is heavy, shiny and strong.

Iron is organic, flexible and porous.

Iron is everywhere; it is brand new and age-old.

Iron is here to stay!

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M EA S URE M ENT S variable sizes

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Melting point post script – for the graduates

discipline disciplin

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You know something no one else knows. You are capable of something special and very unique. You are familiar with the materials and know how to express yourself using these materials. You have challenged that knowledge and those expressions through the course of many different exam projects.

You understand the world by using your curiosity and testing the flexible boundary of capabilities of the materials. You all have an individual artistic language that now will be tested in the real world.

I ved noget ingen andre ved. I kan noget helt specielt og meget unikt. I ved noget om materialer og om hvordan man bruger dem til at udtrykke sig gennem. I har udfordret den viden og disse udtryk gennem jeres mange forskellige eksamensprojekter.

I forstår verden gennem jeres nysgerrighed og de flydende grænser for hvad der er muligt at gøre med materialer. I har alle et individuelt kunstnerisk sprog som nu skal ud og stå prøven i den virkelige verden.

A graduation has two sides, one pointing into the future and one into the past. The three year program has come to an end and the graduates will now disperse. You no longer have to take into consideration what your teacher believes to be the right thing to do. You are all anticipating what the exhibition might mean for your future career.

En afgang er dobbelt, den peger både bagud og fremad. Tre års studier er slut, gruppen af studerende opløses og I skal ikke længere høre på lærernes vejledninger i, hvad der er det rigtige at gøre. Fremad har I en forventning til hvad udstillingen kan få af betydning i jeres videre karriere.

You should continue to develop an independent, artistic language using long-term, experimental and in-depth ceramic and glass projects. Projects based on an understanding of glass and ceramics, using your own independent expression. Do not feel trapped in a narrow frame of mind in consideration to the world of arts and craft. Rather use the flexible boundaries of this field to broaden your opportunity – throw yourself into tasks, exhibitions and new constellations for your expression.

I skal fortsætte med at udvikle et selvstændigt, kunstnerisk sprog, gennem længerevarende, eksperimenterende, dybdegående keramik eller glas projekter. Projekter der er baseret på en samtidsforståelse for keramik og glas brugt som selvstændigt udtryksmiddel. I skal ikke føle jer fanget i en snæver ramme i forståelsen for kunsthåndværk, I skal se det flydende felt som mulighedernes land og kaste jer ud i opgaver, udstillinger og nye konstellationer for jeres udtryk.

Remember your strength – an in-depth understanding of material combined with a strong individual artistic expression.

You need to believe that the language and expression you have constructed for yourself is of great value. Don’t follow the crowd. Do what feels right. And believe in it. Do something.

Just do it – not everything must be understood. Listen to your heart and believe in yourself. This is your discipline.

Husk hvad din styrke er, nemlig en dyb materiale forståelse kombineret med et stærkt kunstnerisk individuelt udtryk.

Du skal tro på at det sprog og udtryk du har opbygget og indeholder er værdifuldt. Følg ikke strømmen. Gør det der for dig føles rigtigt. Tro på det. Gør noget, bare gør! Det er ikke alt der kan forstås. Lyt til dig selv og tro på det du gør.

Det er din disciplin.

n i n a E r i chs e n ceramic teacher, at the school of design, Bornholm

Melting point graduation exhibition 2014

Melting point graduation exhibition 2014

ceram ics & glass

Bornholms Kunstmuseum 21. juni – 10. august

the exhibitions

ceram ics & glass

Politikens Hus 14. august – 4. september ceram ics Ce ramic Conte xt 2 0 14

Svanekegaarden 12. – 28. september glass

Glasmuseet Ebeltoft 11. oktober – 30. november

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Melting point graduation exhibition 2014

Melting point graduation exhibition 2014

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